Intel Leaks Predictable, Musk Hammers Govt Media, Cruz Skewers Popovich, Royals’ New Beer Policy, Mizzou Lands Two

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🗓️ 13 April 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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A young government employee that spends his time in an online gaming group with 25 other men and boys has taken 300 photos of incredibly sensitive secret documents and shared them with his group. Now millions have seen them and it's completely embarrassing. This man is in real trouble, but so is our military and intel as this was all very predictable. Just like everything under this administration, these groups were too busy paying attention to things that are not serious. Elon Musk turns the tables on a BBC interviewer after labeling that media outfit as government funded. Wow, are these government run media folks going nuts. Musk became the interviewer, live on Twitter, and I'll play the amazing clip for you. San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich popped off again, this time at Senator Ted Cruz... and, calling the second amendment a "myth." Wait until you hear Cruz' response. The Royals just finished a .500 road trip and begin a homestand Friday with a new beer sales policy. No they are cracking it back. The games are 38 minutes shorter and it's costing them money.... now they're extending your rights to a cold frosty. And Dennis Gates lands two veteran scorers and leaders to transfer in... guys that have won a ton of games. HIs strategy is spot on.

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0:00.0	Roberts Robinson's Chevrolet Buick GMC presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.
0:09.6	Shop, click, drive at Roberts Robinson.com.
0:13.5	For all the great conveniences that technology brings to our lives on a daily basis,
0:18.0	it is pretty clear now that technology is making the world a more
0:21.1	dangerous place, perhaps a less prosperous place in many situations, and nothing more stunning
0:28.0	than this story of the military leaks now here in the United States from a government worker,
0:32.9	a low-level government worker, it apparently works at a military base somewhere that goes by the
0:37.6	moniker of OG on some sort of a chat group room for gamers that he's been on for years,
0:45.1	and he's apparently the leader of as he's in his 20s, this group of about 25 males is both
0:53.1	adults and kids, juveniles, teenagers, who got together on something called
0:58.3	Discord and formed a gamers group during COVID-19. They started gaming against each other.
1:04.6	They're faithful people, faithful men of God. They are gun owners. They talk about their experiences at gun ranges and things of this nature.
1:14.1	And this man, OG, apparently is quite the personality and became over time the group's leader on this chat room.
1:22.1	But he became a little frustrated as he had access to documents at his government job that were Intel documents,
1:28.9	secrets of the United States, and he would share them with this gamers group, and apparently
1:35.1	they weren't as impressed with what he was sharing with them as he was. Because he knew it was a
1:41.0	crime, apparently he was rewriting some of the things that he'd seen and telling these people in this group.
1:46.0	I'm going to guess he thought some of them either didn't believe him or they weren't very impressed.
1:50.0	So he started taking photos of top secret military documents that he had access to and posting them with this group.
1:59.2	He's apparently been doing this for months.
2:01.9	The Washington Post has now uncovered 300 photographs of really top secret information on how we spied on our
2:10.4	allies, photographs of the spy balloon, charts of where North Korea may launch nuclear bombs,
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